Learning From Two Women

I am a young woman in my twenties and I think that he is always teasing my "old" husband in the early 30s. However, it is difficult to concentrate on one event that may change the idea of ​​reading and writing, so please tell me how to read and write. When first thinking about how to learn to read before my fall asleep, my grandmother and my mother read a picture of my sleeping story. My passion for books and funny magazines comes from the story of my grandmother, and I get intensified that my mother encourages reading.

Recently I gained the privilege to interview two young ladies, and I am very pleased (and learned) to lead the two young women this summer. I asked these women the question I asked frequently in the interview - what you learned will allow you to overcome the challenge and succeed in engineering research. Both women have similar answers - the importance of having your community and supporting you while you are studying. They speak openly about the danger that truly excellent engineers can succeed on their own. If you do not seem to be successful, you are not really smart.

Two years ago, Courtenay Cotton hosted a seminar on machine learning, I participated in a women's and surveillance program in New York. This is a general introduction of this theme, a rare opportunity to understand the value of machine learning and the complexity of research in this field through hype. In a recent interview, Cotton, the lead data scientist of n - Join, announced a clear idea of ​​machine learning and its direction.

This is a group of women who are interested in machine learning and data science. In order to build a community centered on women in these fields, we discuss socializing machine learning and data science in an informal setting. Although men gather almost every time at 12 meetings, our basic vision is to build a community of women's experts in the field of machine learning and data science in Kenya and elsewhere. It is not a fact that we do not know the gap of skills that we can not fill ourselves, but we continue to strengthen community capacity, working with men like past.